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‘Bugger off!’: Media meltdown over Woolworths’ Australia Day merch snub.

TV doctors speculate over King Charles’ cancer diagnosis.

Sleeper agent? White House asset? Taylor Swift super spy conspiracy hijacks the Super Bo

‘We’ve all been there’: Barnaby’s media mates rally behind the former Deputy

Clean up in aisle five! Woolies CEO, Brad Banducci departs the supermarket giant after a disastrous interview with ABC’s Four Corners.

”The greatest sport ever invented” The NRL gambles big on its Las Vegas showcase.

Affairs, comas & butt lifts:  The ridiculous online speculation over Kate Middleton’s health.

Clive Palmer refloats his Titanic dream.

Complete pun-demonium: Tasmania’s state election excites local media.

Sky’s Sharri Markson’s exclusive vision of the Baltimore bridge collapse revealed to be fake news.

Putin and Russian media blame Ukraine and the West for the deadly Moscow terrorist attack despite ISIS-K claiming responsibility, a claim backed by US and French intelligence.

How to land Lehrmann: Seven Network rocked after former employee reveals what it took to score its Bruce Lehrmann exclusive.

Mexican TV accidentally broadcast a pair of testicles as a total solar eclipse sends the media nuts.

The Sydney Morning Herald accused of hypocrisy after criticising the Seven Network for engaging in chequebook journalism.

A runaway horse thrills the media as reporters horse around with a plethora of pony puns.

‘Biggest bullies in the land’: Uhlmann joins Sky News

Hush, Trump! Ex-President angers judge in criminal trial as partisan media barrack and berate the Don.

Million-dollar catch for Top End teen turns awkward after sad TV admission.

Palmer and Tucker spruik tickets for their ‘Freedom Conference’. How much would you pay to hear them speak?

Steamy, spanky, silky: Reporters blush and giggle as Stormy Daniels gives evidence in Trump criminal trial.

Roxy Jacenko cancels her $10 million house giveaway.

‘Band-Aid on a bullet wound’: Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor loves his budget catchcry.

Gina Rinehart’s demand that the National Gallery remove an ‘unflattering’ portrait ensures its is seen by millions more.

“For an industry that encourages people to go public and hold the powerful to account, it is tragic and telling that the media can’t convince any of its own to do the same.” Nine in crisis mode over Darren Wick harassment claims.

Disneyland won’t be coming to Australia anytime soon despite the media’s excitement.

Indian pollster cries on live TV after getting Narendra Modi’s election margin horribly wrong.

Presenters mimic elephant calls on radio and TV

Nigel Farage’s return to UK politics met with cheers, rocks and milkshakes, as the populist candidate locks horns with the media

Panda-monium unleashed during the Chinese Premier’s Australian visit as Chinese embassy staff target journalist Cheng Lei.

Julian Assange has returned to Australia and there’s still no consensus over his legacy. Is he a freedom fighter and hero or a traitor and villain?

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas reveals his crippling addiction.

Reporters dodge fireworks as Territory Day lights up Darwin.

Sex sells: taxpayer-funded sex under the NDIS got media hot under the collar - but was it all a beat-up?

Sky News Australia called out by French fact checkers for claiming a pro-Palestinian rally is a French election victory celebration.

Luck or something else? Conservative media claim Trump was saved by divine intervention.

Raw sewage to Olympic swimming! Reporters bravely swim in Paris' Seine River after a billion dollar clean up. Would you take the plunge?

‘Disgusting’: Seven News removes shocking Facebook post suggesting a deadly explosion had killed athletes at the Paris Games.

VP hopeful Tim Walz dazzles the media with his ‘weird’ Trump sledge as RFK Jr’s dead bear tale out-weirds everyone.

Rachael Gunn, aka ‘Raygun’ is mocked around the world after representing Australia at the Paris Olympics. Could her viral fame see her land a lucrative brand deal?

Seven’s Larry Emdur celebrates his Gold Logie win with a live TV butt tattoo

Candace Owens’ toxic Aussie tour angers Jewish groups: Ben Fordham chums it up with Owens as Hadley, Bolt and others call out the ‘extremist influencer’.

Dunny duo Kyle and Jackie O reach a new low, broadcasting a pissing competition on live breakfast radio, leaving commentator Steve Price to ask, ‘where is the outrage’?

Donald Trump barks about eating dogs in first presidential debate with Kamala Harris.

Ex-Nine News boss Darren Wick bailed up by Murdoch paparazzo Liam Mendes.

Live TV stuff ups, blunders and gaffes plague the media (with guest presenter Dylan Behan)

Nine give soft interview with convicted US con artist Anna Delvey about her role on Dancing with the Stars despite being under house arrest and wearing an ankle monitoring bracelet.

Pesto the penguin’s viral stardom might be as over inflated as he is.

Reporters battle Hurricane Helene on live TV with one reporter rescuing a stranded woman.

Would any other network be this transparent? Scathing ABC racism review finds ‘systemic’ issues at the broadcaster

Ten’s The Project apologises for airing wrong protest footage, mischaracterising Sunday’s largely peaceful pro-Palestinian protest as a violent demonstration.

Tributes flow for journalist George Negus but did 10 News confuse the real Negus with Paul Hogan’s satirical character, George Fungus?

Pollie want a TikTok? QLD election polls tighten as Miles and Crisafulli dance for young voters on social media.

Everyone’s on the Qantas teat! Albo’s airline upgrades made the headlines but let’s not forget the media are frequent flyers too.

Nine News in strife, mixing up NRL star Josh Addo-Carr with an accused murderer. Why no apology?

News Corp henchmen demand Kevin Rudd be removed as Australia’s US Ambassador after old footage shows Rudd calling Donald Trump a ‘village idiot’.

Former radio star Alan Jones fronts a media scrum after being charged with 24 offences, including indecent assault and sexual touching. Jones denies any misconduct.

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